[Rednaxela1]

I am currently selling a watch i SE'd, it's not got GPS as far as i'm aware, but can a watch by shown as stolen if the person that buys it registers the warranty? Or can the serial number show the item as stolen?

Thanks in advance.

[mothered]

It depends If the company who you've SEd, takes Immediate action by blacklisting the serial/IMEl, or doing It when the new owner registers/activates It.

When Apple takes action, the following message Is returned when trying to activate It.

Spoiler:

On the other hand, they may not take any action.
Who's the company?

[Fastera]

What brand/model is the watch?

Which is the company?

When I sold my SEd smart watch I was not having any issues with it being deactivated. I purchased it from Amazon.

[Rednaxela1]

It depends If the company who you've SEd, takes Immediate action by blacklisting the serial/IMEl, or doing It when the new owner registers/activates It.

When Apple takes action, the following message Is returned when trying to activate It. 

Spoiler:

On the other hand, they may not take any action.
Who's the company?

It's a Casio watch. It doesn't have GPS/Bluetooth or anything.

[mothered]

It's a Casio watch. It doesn't have GPS/Bluetooth or anything.

Is there any type of connectivity to a network and the like?

If It's standalone without establishing a connection In any way, then It's fine- a device cannot be deactivated If It's not activated to begin with.

[Wasquez]

You should write an email to the manufacturer of the watch

[mothered]

You should write an email to the manufacturer of the watch

Do note that this thread Is well over a year old.